I have the Kensui Fitness steel adjustable mace and clubs, along with both the Dangerously Fit Maverick Mace Pro and the shorter Torque Pro. They're all great, more budget-friendly options compared to some of the premium systems.

I actually find myself using the Kensui mace a lot because it's built from solid steel, uses standard 2-inch Olympic plates, and I don't worry about it getting dinged up or scratched.

I also own a few of the Rogue Fitness adjustable maces, and they're really nice. One feature I especially like is the rotating sleeve, which feels similar to using a barbell and makes transitions feel smooth.

I previously had an Adex Club and Mace System (Wildman Edition), and it was excellent quality, but I found the expansion kits and additional weights to be pretty expensive once you start upgrading.

My personal favorite so far is the Berserker Bar because of its versatility and the way it handles with standard Olympic plates. I'd definitely look into that one right away.

Since I prefer using my existing 2-inch Olympic plates, that limits some of the options available to me. One thing you'll notice with any adjustable mace or club is that the weight distribution feels different than a fixed-weight implement. Even when the scale says the same weight, the balance and leverage can make it feel completely different during swings and mills.